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"Joan Peck Fine Sporting Art offers paintings".
The current exhibition at Thirteen Gallery in Danbury, titled "George Washington and His Best Friends," offers paintings and etchings by Mary Dwyer that focus more on Washington's personality, and less on his accomplishments.
1) offers paintings and sculpture in a wide range of styles, from the austere (and yet touching) formalism of Hans Memling's "Christ Blessing" (1430) to the rollicking exuberance of Pieter Brueghel the Younger's streetscape "Seven Acts of Mercy" and the hazy luminosity of Turner's watercolor "View of Heidelberg with a Rainbow" (1840).
This small but illustrious show of paintings, drawings and prints from the Metropolitan's own collection of Carracci works offers paintings like Ludovico's innovative "Lamentation" (1582), a shockingly realistic Pieta scene, and Annibale's "Coronation of the Virgin" (about 1596), which reflects the classicism of his Roman style.
Stephen Robert Johns, who also organized the show, offers paintings and topographical drawings demonstrating a relationship to nature that is both more direct and more reductive than those of his colleagues.
As he offered paintings of the Cuban countryside for sale from his van in the parking lot, Rodolfo Frometa, 64, could not hide his anger.
Melbourne Art Fair galleries offered paintings from the massive five-panel The Heart Land by Del Kathryn Barton at Roslyn Oxley Gallery to Euan McLeod's Crater at Watters Gallery.
A small but growing number of fine art galleries in Antananarivo, and several other urban areas, offer paintings by local artists, and annual art events, such as the Hosotra open-air exhibition in the capital, contribute to the continuing development of fine arts in Madagascar.
Through April 25, the museum offers "Holocaust Paintings," works by G. Roy Levin.
This nightstand-size book offers fetching paintings of familiar vistas that Mr. Bowden elevates to an ethereal dimension.
The final gallery offers five paintings from the late 1940s that render Matisse's Vence studio in flat, saturated colors and pulsating patterns of plants and textiles.
